passwd -r files username should work.
May be you can check for any typo errors in /etc/passwd/, /etc/group, and /etc/shadow.
and retry with passwd -r files username.
check whether the same username exists in nis database. if so, change the user name. or check for any clashing uids/gids with...
hi screwloose,
Whats your intention behind mounting a directory (/home/dduck) as a filesystem in the same machine ?
But am surprised whether aix can mount a directory as a filesystem. In your example do you get a lost+found directory ? btw what do you achieve out of this exercise.
If you can...
if your /home is from server1 then you can mount your dduck in server2 as
# mount server1:/home/dduck /dduck(or any directory).
Generally there shoudldnt be any necessity for mounting /home and /home/dduck in different mount points in the same machine (here server2) as said by cndcadams in...
babeo,
check your .rhosts file in and hosts.equiv file.
if u set a + then every user in the network is trusted and can login without password. (provided user name is matching).
rhosts file allows users for remote logging. Just check this file and hosts.equiv file then you can learn whehter...
>How can I send a big packet using ping command?
You can set the packet size and the number of packets. do "man ping"
>How can I monitor, if some one send such kind big packets.
>How can I disable ping from my server?
You dont want others to ping your machine or you want to disable ping in...
I am building the rpm. so no issue of rebuilding. i give a default path to install in the rpm.
there is a script which will prompt the user for a path. if none given, it installs rpm on the default path. if new path is given, the relocate option is used to install in the new path.
When this...
hi,
i am trying to install an rpm using relocation option to change the path. however the rpm gets installed, it is not using the new path. instead the rpm gets installed in the old path. also tried with badreloc, still the same pbm.
any one having idea about this or faced such problem?
when u install the program it makes an entry in ur .profile file. generally the paths and shell variables. check it in ur .profile file in ur home dir.
copy the additional entries to the users home dir ".profile" file.
logout and login again. try running the command to initiate the...
gerhard,
if you are logging from any other machine using rsh or rlogin, set the DISPLAY variable to that machine and export it.
eg: DISPLAY IP_Address_of_the_cliet:0.0 (set according to which shell u r using)
run the commands as given by victorv.
it shud be pretty easy as the data are...
rick,
The disk is very well available in the machine.(according to you probe-scsi-all shows up).
Assumption :
1. you have booted from D2
2. you want to copy /usr from D1 to some dir in D2
since you are booting from one disk, all the partitions from these disks are mounted by default.(its...
use "file core_file_name" to get which application dumped the core.
or u
se "strings core_file_name" to get some more details.
what other details u want to study in the core file?
I would suggest andyc333's method. use rsh and run the commands. may be you can execute thru rsh with an ampersand & to run in background. and your script will come back to the first machine.
use "pwdadm -f ADMCHG username"
this shud change the flags of that user to ADMCHG in the /etc/security/passwd file.
when the user logs in next time, he will be prompted for new password.
hope this helps
hope u have prepared your client properly. just check this list in sequence
1. Use the domainname command to set the domain name.
2. Update the /etc/nsswitch.conf file to use NIS either by copying the
/etc/nsswitch.nis template file to it or by manually editing the
appropriate configuration.
3...
your ftp program should have some conf file. you need to edit the conf file and make some entries to limit.
i use proftpd and the anonymous user entry has the following (apart from other details)
<Directory ~ftpuser/incoming>
<Limit STOR>
AllowAll
</Limit>
</Directory>
here the directory is...
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